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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-12-30
THE DYNAMITER
Secures Able Counsel.

LOWELL Dec. 30.
1t is announced that General Roger A.
Pryor has secured Sir Chas. Russell and
Geo. II. LAWS, Esq, rs counsel for Thomas
Callan of this city, who is awaiting trial in
London on charge of being concerned in
the dynamite plots.
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A Blizzard Strikes Northern New York

CASAJoHARIE, n. Y, Dec. 30.
A blizzard and snow gale struck Mohawk
valley today. The thermometer is at zero
and growing colder.
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New Hampshire Republican State Com.
mittee.

CONCORD, N. H., Dec. 90.
The republican State committee tonight de-
cided to hold the State convention for the
choice of delegates to the republican nation
al convention, in this city, Tuesday, May s,
1888.
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SCARLET FEVER
At Franklin Mass. Causes Considerable
Alarm.

FRANkLIN, Mass, Dec. 30.
The select men have forbidden Sunday
schools, public schools and all public gather
ings of children on account of scarlet fever.
They have prohibited the children from sing
ing at the dedication OF Music Hall tonight
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Jonn L. Lee Gets His Discharge.

PHlLApELPHIA, Dec. %.
John L. Lee, chairman of the h. of l..
assembly of the Reading railroad employees
was today summoned by General Superb
tendent Sweigand and discharged.
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LAST EVENINGS NEWS.

Race War in Georgia-British Steam
ship wrecked-Snow in spain-Dead
With jug Of Rum beside Him-6mall
Pox at San Francisco-Riot on a
Passenger Train.
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Boston Steamboat Companys Wharf
Damaged.

BELFAST, Dec. 90.
The gale last night destroyed portion of
the Boston Steamboat Company's wharf and
buildings. Loss about $500.
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win Aid the International Copyright.

New YORK. Dec 30.
| Leading publishers of this city and Baston
,oday formed an association to cooperate
with the Authors International Copyright
League.
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Dispatches from Spain report snow two
Get thick and railways blocked.
James Hanan, single, woodchopper was
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ICE HOUSES
Blown Down in Wednesdays Gale.
CnERRYrIELp, Dec. 2:

The ice houses owned by the Prospect Har-
bor Ice Co. of this town, were piown oo"n
in the gale last night. They were ouii' IN
1875 and cost $4,000.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
SIGNAL SERVICE
Weather Indications for the Next "a
, Hours.

WAR DEPARTMEST,
Office of the Chief Signal Officer,
WAsBIsGTos, Dec. 80, l A. ".
For Maine Fair; fresh to brisk westerly
winds, diminishing in force; slowly rising,
preceded in the eastern portion by falling
temperature.
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Establishments


Establishments
Boots and shoes, 352
Brick making, 47o
Building trade, 5000
Clothing, l,72s
Cooperage, 4S9
Food preparations, l,4l9
Furniture 49l
Lumber, 395
Metals and metallic goods, ,595
Mining. 2,06O
Stone, 4lS
Tobacco, 1859
TRANSFORMATIONS LAS
These represent 50 35 per cent of the whole
number. In the lockouts, five trades bore
so per cent of the whole burden, as follows :
Boots and shoes, l55
Building trades, 53l
Clothing, 1.3
Metals and Metallic goods, IS
Tobacco, 226
Total. l,76l
Besides completing the field work for this
report the bureau has carried on almost to
completion, the investigations begun last
wear, concerning the moral. physical and
economical conditions of the working women
marriage and divorce in the United States
has made his report which may be submitted
before the close of the present session of
Congress.
The formal decision of the interstate COM
merce commission upon the question whether
the express companies are subject to the pro-
visions of the act to regulate commerce, was
announced today. 1t refers the question to
Congress. as one of doubtful jurisdiction for
the commission TO decide. The opinion, by
Commissioner Walker, states fully the rela-
tons sustained by the express companies to
the subject of interstate commerce. 1t re-
cites the contract between leading railroad
company and the express company which
handles the parcel traffic on its lines, under
which all freight seeking transportation by
passenger trains is turned over to the express
company for carriage, and this practice Is
found to be usual upon all railroads. The
recent opinion of the supreme court is re.
ferred to- under which railroad company ID
held entitled to make exclusive contract,
with single express company to perform
the whole express service upon its road
| This practice, ii is observed, is susceptible
of indefinite extension. The service per
/ formed by the express companies is described
as rapid and accurate, and probably bette
adapted to the requirements of the public thai
the ordinary staff of railroad employees woult
be able to afford. The charges for ex
press service are higher than for ordinar,
freight, and have as yet been subjected to nj
regulation. The interchange of busines
between express companies at points of juno
ton is usually upon bash. OF adding togethe
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-22
WEST SIDE NOT -.
. Keioham IS confined TO his home by

s. g. Ketcham IS confined 10 his home by
Sickness.
Miss idbbie Young. OF Canton, o., il the
ggest Of Siccking-sf. friends
Miss Maggie Wright. OF rourth-st. has
returned from visit To Kalamazoo.
Jnmes Motion. Of Second-st, has gone
ep the nver to spend few DAYS fishing.
Miss Fet,ie Wercer - SiKth-sl.. has gone
10 Mscafaws Park for few daJs rec-eaii, n.
Mss Bertha Peiion. OF t53 Scribner o.,
viii enjoy a birthday party next ThursClai.
Mr. e.. j. Failthorp. OF Pet7skcg. is the
sussi OF MS. .. n Watson. OF Prospect
ave.
T.W. sjrahan lsft Jas, ri-ht for = visis
VITA bis brother. d. Sir4han. Of Wes.-
phaiia
SIR and Irs. p X. Efeaoer. of 81 Finh-
st iefl sfsrosy Tor Two wssss trip
among Toe Norlaern rescris.
JAKE Boot FORMERLY Of he Yes.
Rndee-st depot. has returned from Denver
Col. where he has been for the pss, year.
Charles Miller. Of Broadway. end party
81 friends ieave tomorrow for Fewese
where they VIII spend = WseS csmpin- cat
The ladies Society 81 the Second 8spast
Church will give a s0cisl a. fhs rfsi1euca
of Rev r. r. Brooks on Sunner.sf. this
evening.
TIE street. Railway Company viii Gem
mercs toeaT runnilg their Scri5nsr-st car
frrm Crasig-st on the West Size, 0u- 20
the East-st barns.
The infant son II VI ard Mrs BaTneT
Fror. 81 Berlin. ded YES srfsy. The
funeral viii he held from TIE residence at .
ciocs this afternoon
Cbampin Posr c. A. e. VII nod a meet
ing az their hsIi 0a Nss Efii4est .oal-b5.
ana ae pF1posei new pension biI vii Re
tle chief forfc % discussion.
Ata rssrine II TIE directors n The Fish
Ntl0nal~ Bank yesterday s. va aazli
ai1usv resolved 90 remove tbe umif n
1srosies in the savings def srsmsnt T1e
amount 0f any indlFic4ai deposit 1as hers
iofgre been limited So $500.
Wm. Anderson. &C s9S North Front-sf
Nas f1una dead .n FL bed AZ 1e vss-aris r.
morning. C0ronsr k-1dish VS. notihed
bar found E unnecessary 20 bold s1 1ae-f
~ taa decreased sled ol oif ase. MrAlder
son vas "a aii ar7sn s1d aighIr rseue etei
ev = xho slsw ntm. Fl caves = isrEs
ramber ~ friends sni rrisrvrs n mourn
as sl1ten demise Re VS. -3 Years o. axe
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-22

Washington society sees but little Of
Mrs. Chase. says a New York MrH
and I rprsSS letter. She Is some dis
lance out Of town. although from her
library windows the dome of the cap
itol can be seen looming up a mile
away. She has ,ho saving Availability
OF ali people Of sense. She Is inter
cstcd in her gardening and in Der
daughters education. she rides and
drives aud fills up lie that would
seem singularly empty She makes
no apology or explanation of her
altered style of living Probably she
inherifs her fathers incapacity for
mOneved affairs. Whatever might
have been said of her. the iDvincible
courage she has shown IN misfortune
commands respect. The old house IS
full of relics of sp'cudOr Some Of
the finest carved mahogany in this
country Is IN The bic. gloomy dining
room. A mirror over the fireplace
has frame that would put everything
- SYuhers 10 shame, AID q si6eboaro,
buffet, and great carved sofa.
brought from Italy. are III for 2
palace In the hall is an ancient
carved marriage chest that is bow.tch-
iag 20 q lover of antiquities Every
where shabbiness and splendor so
hand IN hard. bat the shabbiness IT,
rot vulgar nor Is the splendor obru-
eivc 1t would be brave to rasbness
for one TO pity Mrs Chase Tor her sur
roundings, or Tor anything else about
her >bc makes o certain fitness and
seemlirss for herself out 81 it all
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-22


Dmiar fho lase Chriim1s holidays
p lsrgs hrm employed as an as
sisfant eIerk q voting man who was exc
oeedinglv tross-eved
The especial dirty assigned 70 h'm
was fO asa rs Waterman aud
prevent the peculation ~ al sorts 81
small fancy articles that we're lying
aho1. the counters for exhibition 81
that time
One day hal-growu hos came into
tho store. AMI after looking around,
pri ing Graz ono taiuG ard another.
among which were some very nice
SOCKS he finally started to 60 out 81
the door.
At this moment the new clerk
touched aim oa The shoulder. ard in-
ei.iag him 60 come TO tne back par, q
the store sail 20 him. po taiT- tOsi ~
mo tv giving ire at once Che SOCKS that
von have ia Your haes pocket.
.for 60 yau know { have any
50 IS IN mr baes poekete demanded
the Ser in q hoI' tone
II saw You rrf rlem there. said the
ol-rk. very q ~
Tae BIZ looked up into fhe voung
maa Face ga sister azement Are
YOU i7onec af me nowP b. asked.
- ucstir .Io VOC see me this very
miretes hs askel sf.H more earnestly
t0f course a.. renlea che c.er<.
Good Lori. ulsstert cried The bov.
wb btsneting fare. -heres rr
s1~rs~ Al rlta sound - was o1t
tae hack door oFer che faee and
awar- having learned lesson cea-
rsrn-nr ail-srsin1 ewes which II e 70
BE- tene 81 mas never f0rEs LUey
t. sracs4 ~ ('aas. 50 H4rpsr g.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-22
Town TOPIC

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ae aa--f ..r ~ b't ~
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3. AA.e IS ei ne loose 49,
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44 A. q Eafsal s4s fiessni1a ne
Fsallsais e - sftla Ele portrait q. fi.+-
ssiE s4lan siif .alsls tea -.ao losiso SAILS
~. ....a... ~ te wood Carver
fn,lr ar.I ....f f.nis lo tae rlmaes el
rs4r.. Il s.a4gst ...e.czsi al ne Lazs
s-.fe..i.s
reI. r..s Ya.-b took
-. -.t f-s.l. a.. l...ll
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$500. 49,. 80 81 ....f
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1rill lHi4ef Al n-af VS. ~ --Nt T'.. 1.f
4Dt Ia 'httr -''ai -liat -
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'-l CIV
TIE slleff'fefs f3.s i1f me 81
wards als aa res Hal- 90 .-e -3atA 2. .'e
s.se fu1 tlls. .1tElou. au- .te ""'~ "a
eglallns laem eLl COS ee ali- -As.
aet- seek
The afr.h s.sr4 srste over iEe o. q n
ls.. ..... d4Hr. aaa many
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-22

The ss@ sehs5i L4s D.ss- sos faz@ haee'
Jatl ssFt -.

The ss4 sehssi L4s Bee sea f-<@ htt3ek
tatfi sspt se-
i'll aBpaars tn4s fas s882aaee4aset lest
a. usei = y ne eaairs-sn ~ 1ae Aasris
~ ..best l8seacie1s aosi4 ae ns.a e. s.
year 49, sf<asas4rs. g. ell. ae sssa 81 zee
ls.lsa. "a eiie4.s eaieh Is le.nk s-ai 9ot
e. Toe 11enls c.esss 81 las sageFats-isal
~ runfs inslg1eii8s astsr Ieee.Fias 8 lef-
f-r if9u All3. 1eg 14e1szal iaxsaft upon
tne sslaIref
nssa SIS A eopg 81 eife.iNs 80 q -
slst 81 flis Department ceat4tllps -ls
left ~ sit passed. "a ln4 lzst 500 ln 81
ms ie. 4t-g1. qEosti-az i2r esaat5 s2Ief-
sDaeH ~ ssnaais. ~ss ssst seq ie1 ass 5
since As tae osl4s billed - & - t-e oiil
inlll elisfr stscf. tas provisions 81 tn1 Aet
q lot ee,-ass 9fsgsflfe Until eea-e ln'ff
-. Tee s.4gai 0lselic-s u the chsiratea "
t1s boaais I'd school Inspectors. o. ins
lFst a. saizy ~ Aus st. iss tas election ~
a county exzllilef ard the iuint meeting n
t8s gaa.fInen aon se4lssi 4Srs eili % hsi3
tris Fs4s as provided hf sesi iaus / anl &. ~
l1antsr Alf 81 lie sCnc0 "a. 1ut tae
thee ezaruirrrs Hil meet ca the io1rth
Tuesday "a August. ani eject oas 90 i.e-s
nRnter So retarg, a. pfcViied Ia section =
- Chapter All As 40 part ~ The neN a-t
viii have e1ec. before the -t.a daf u
september neEt the s.ec .i9n oi exanlreF
s1a ssere.agy Ei.l ~ hsl4 l4-s ear a. pro-
f.ee1 10 enc oi1 .aH.
hery respectfully,
josses ksT ssR0oE,
Superintendent li PgbA1 Instruction.
Ls-ssIsfs. July Is. So
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-22

"A s. verdier and family are at Msca-
,swa Park.
Judge H0yts family are occupy ins their
c0itA-c az 1acstaga Park.
Mrs. William LIANT. ol lonia IS visiting
her parents 90 Eas. BRIDGE.
Br AID DIS. l.. &. roTner sad daughter
az visiting f-isads a. Rome Ind.
Henry L4nae-man. OF Memphis. Tenn,
a heavy iu1nuuss oaysr, IS ln tne cltg.
Hon L. r. Narrs has roue 10 Marquette
- attend o. oa.insss u t1e tniicd states
Court
Mrs. Nagris A. Foss. OF Chicago Is IN the
c.fv. TIE guest of ler sister. MRS. Chss.
Haser.
hiss sad.s Grady has returned 70 lhs city
aflsr vis.s ~ Two months az BE- kSpitis
snc tae northern suns 1.ef resorts.
AIRS. g. =. H3rsey and sister, Mss iihbis
MlIeg of ~ bread gay. have sne on
vliif t0 ir.enls Ia Msnis,se and Traverse
Citv.
e. ST Boltwool. Of New Haver. O.,
sophomore 90 Ials tuie-e, - spending
f7v weess Nitn ai9 erotAers, redwood 8
liol-e0oa. p. t1i4 cif.
d.ss Jennie Cahil. 0s SIS Turner S.. Is
slg ler lie-t sass Carrie baiour. 3
terdn. with WHOM sac vfu sasnt Nv
Ga al apsi.s laSo and DIsad tagsn.
Frsd sschiel and g. 81 " oolsv. owners
81 Use Wro.gy n150r ieft lass nt-al tor
ta|caso wueIe they vii mees EASTERN cap
lta..s-s vao DESIRE fe lsssnase Tie patent.
Mss gennis Harrington isit the city yrs-
ts-iaT .er tire North she viii JOIN her
briiT st their ccffaEe st Barhcr Point.
NafFe she VIII spend .la remainder "a the
season.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-22


heard : e.sa story to-day about
e. ex-eeoz 90 ssess fresn Aea JERSEY
vac reeeails nsaQe q tegf tbrouga
- - uita p4rs oftrends nhea
a. "a 10 Pasis ls sought cat the Anef-
fesa .sz.ltsr aHe haFst la ou the sef
resars 10 ehsl *. st us tims. ia tow-
sFsng age.
He eoDplaires e. the secretary re-
vefs violent languages fkai b. lad oeeu
robbed hs ghe railway On ais fheS
bal refused o. - him or his party Qua
Paris. NiIhbat ar p~yineat 81 q very
considerable Hesaoef 81 iFanes. ale
thought Is "a gatfage that a dlspg
gushei American or his friends could
not tfavel through fFsHce witneu,
paving srlbuEe b brie4nds he WAITED
me secretary ~ the legation 10 write
az once 10 ihe president q the railway
demanding thr Instant F~furn oi the
money be- had been uawsrrsnsaoiy
compelled 10 pay.
Tel hi b who ! am De said "'and
hell comb dosa promptly with the
dueats r. anca. I mean.
Then th4 secretary. first soothing
him with sympathetic expressions,
drew from him some facts which be
bad om.itd q 20 state.
Yes. he iad surrendered his railway
ticket II : friends had surrendered
theirs
And yes he had received a small
piece 0t green paper In exchange
Yes, if had some printing on IT, but
il Was French nonsense Of some sort
gibbcri.h; he couldn't make head or
tail of ii.
What did you DO with it?' asked
the secretary
"Whv. fhrcw it ont of the win
dow. he replied Il didn't want d..
some Frcach trash. anyway Then.
when got 10 Paris. and We started 90
walk ou; II The depot. just as We DO ar
home. by George. they stopped us, and
wouldnt et as 90 out because we
didn't havd that Internal piece Of green
paper.
lit took me half an honr to find out
what they wanted. for none Of them
could sped English. anil ] couldn't
understand their giobeTish. But
finally mai e oar that thrs wanted thar
piece If piper or She inhney ! told ycu
about. kaw there was 40 other way
out. so hhaded over the money.
The seer PtaIy understood 10 all then.
He told thf distinguished son of New
jersey thdt lac would make the re-
CURED demand upon the railway com
Dany al once; and 50 sent him happily
To lis hotel.
Then he sat down and made the best
story he could ont OF il. in letter 10
the president Of the railway.
The latter replied IN politely sar-
castle note, inciosing the money in
question, expressing his regret at the
occurrence, and winding mp with an
expression of his sympathy with the
constituency represented in the Amer
lean congress BY such a man as the
statesman from New Jersey.
I The secretary of legation, of course
/ returned the money with the expires
sion Of regret, bat not with the cx-
preston OF sympathy. ~ Philadelphia
! HccOri
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-22
A new industre Is heing established

A new industry IS heing established
in South .aeoushire, Euclsud, i'm
connection with the steel trade. 4
compile, plant has Just heen laid town
az lbe works OF the >tailord-hire steal
and Iron ingot company. Biistou. for
the grinding of basic STAG for acri-
cultugIl fer.iiiziug purposes 4 Stag
house. 40 feet long By 80 feet, ha,
been built for tic accommodation Of
grinding machinery. The process IS
divided into ifrce stages The last
completely pDi.erize- Che Stag. msking
II If such s,enrss that it viii pass
through q mesb If ten thousand holes
to The square inch. The Stag. being
composed If forty per ceat Of lime
and from r. fo % per cent. OF phos-
ghoric acid. Us value rs an a1ricul-
tural Fertilizer is becoming incress-
iugiy appreciated.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-22
oaowNso IN THs RIVER.
Death III J4nss K0ys = Prominent "yo'
nllns foaassiP Farmer.

Death ri J2ues hoss = ffotIiaeDt HSo-
nilns foa a.eip Farmer.
On Tue lsy last James koys promi
nent farmer. residing about two miles this
sic OF urandville. went down the river
viii a party OF friends % spend few days
campins AMI dshing The hrst night ogt
they pitched heir teuts near Blsnton, and
81 Roys retired xith his son. but few
minutes after goins 70 bed DO told ms son
thsl be woald 90 down 70 the river and
take bath As he did not return MS
fuecds became alarmed AID went 10 sCa-ch
f0g a.m oul e0ula Gne no trcce 81 him The
se4gca sas keqs up until yesterday mofu-
ins ~aeu the body Wa3 found = ie~ rods
from the blsnion landing. l1 j. snpposct
that IL. Esvs vas taKea with crarlp wliie
lu ths water ald drowned without b. ius
able 90 sltr1ct &c attention Of bis Compsn-
ious Toe cody was Brought 70 GranfNil.e
and bDried ysstsFdas afternoon. Deceased
vas 81 years old sGd leaves a wife and two
children lie was g brother in-l2V OF b.
r. Emery and G.. Marshall AcCray, OF thls
clty.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-22
REDUCING ThE RATES.
Michigan Pss-eBssr Agsnts tie: yestsrdsy
"a sfffa.sa rcarh


The MICHIGAN Passenger Agents Associa-
ton held their monthly m etiog A. ct
lava Beach yesterday. Representatives
OF the Detroit. Grand Haven q Milwaukee.
Lake Shore s. Michigan Southern. Toledo
& Ann Arbor. Pontiac & oxford, Grand
Rapids 4 In0iale. Michigan Genital De
troit, Lansing s. Northern and Chicago *
West Michigan RAILROADS were present
many Of the gentlemen being accompanied
BE- their wives. a reduced rate of one hail
fare vas granted 10 the noliiers' and sailors
Associations reunions AZ Ionis. Three
Eivers nd adrian. fare and a third rates
wee granted 10 Bay View aud 90 lo- meet
ines. with half fare on certain days. The
Association uiil bold us next meeting al
PetosSey. August Is. The gentlemen and
ladies prssent ek pressed themselves ss more
iha0 delighted with the Beach and It's sur
roundiacs
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-22

The Ifstrict TELEGRAPH Ccmrzuy. uu5eT
;be management o. j ". 6sasa. IS i4sl
making Improvements IL thkir service The
latsz' sddiloa q their system of ecoomrae-
dstions j. p Ten ard t~erfy-fve csnt ~ r.
cry. rsr r. c9nlecli0n ~ifh their Tassse1 ger
service Ar elrss tells "a that tLe7 have
iHss purchased ~ outat o. neR va ns
which vla deliver packages 10 ar par ~
ne cry f1r ten cents. They nav ~ ST.
csrai ~ tese9hcne 9r tanning ire csi BOX
81 directe1 SPED 81 srranzersnt< en- b
msls oy anv basiness house On scplicsf OF
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-22

-s5olten ~ faoruiDF. SILVER ~ Deon and
SO = usxot. i tie Old ssy ag Kbouf eaf
AZ e1sEsss hUt taers IL something la
i fseaLy 1SI8e1 Ngldsn. Az s4n * tAks1
K1ta esNe1s al say hear ot ths asF. this
Is ilf PIERCE 0e1ceo Aealcs3 nlseeseFy,
sls1zli4 NQrth 1ts se.ztt 1a Eolc - Any
oae =, 4sflnx Via sefelNiaus 2tsetio1s
taspafilias u tie hiooc ag diseases - The
hySr sn8 iougs. II l. aofalilng. BY crus
sisi4
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-22
The SINGLE MEN.
wholes.le Prices Fixed Tor The Coming
Three Months.

NEoles8to tr.Nof f&ou 4Dr rue SpthA'E
Three Months.
~ the meeting Of the Michigan Single
Manu- scturers' Association held At the
otace Of Morton & Lewis "Wednesday even
iag. prices free on board cars at the mills
Tor the coming three noaths were fixed 80
follows. stars, sixleeE-.noh. $3.50 per thou
sand. six.een-lnch seconds. $50, eighteen
inch stars. 81; eCateeu-inch seconds, $.
Reports showed the manufactured pro-
duct ia stock To be about 10 per cent OF
what IL vas one year ago. and .ess than 80
PER cent OF what the orders alleady on
hand called for.
\ committee appointed for the purpose
presented = circular which will be sent 10
all Michigan manufacturers ana dealers IN
forming them Of the associations action,
and wn,ch will Dc used b. members 70 COL
v.noe the trade the action was concerted
one. To- meeting adjourned until the
thlsd Wedrs sday in November next.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-22

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Telegram-herald., 1887-07-22

This il just the kind Of weather 20 take 2
"trip on tie lake Remember The Lon a
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Telegram-herald., 1887-07-22

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gi7e IN exclusion 20 HusSsg0n saturday
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Telegram-herald., 1887-07-22

GOo Extra Heavy 0yeras that viii rip the Iegu-
wv lar 80 cent standard Oyeralls